Table of Contents

• Smelting
  • Smelting table
  • Dungeoneering Smelting table
• Smithing Basics
• Smithing Tables
  • Bronze
  • Blurite
  • Iron
  • Steel
  • Mithril
  • Adamantite
  • Runite
  • Dragon
• Dungeoneering Smithing Tables
  • Novite
  • Bathus
  • Marmaros
  • Kratonite
  • Fractite
  • Zephyrium
  • Argonite
  • Katagon
  • Gorgonite
  • Promethium
• Barbarian Smithing Table
• Additional Smithing
• Useful Equipment
• Artisan's Workshop
• Blast Furnace
• Repairing your Armor
  • Rusty swords
  • Damaged and Broken armor
  • Barrows
• Training
• Smithing Calculator
• Temporary level boosts and Quest rewards
• Cape of Achievement

Smelting

The first step in making your own armor or weapons, is to smelt your ore into bars. To do this, go to any one of the furnaces located in towns all over the land of Runescape. When you have the ore in your inventory, simply click on the furnace to start smelting.



You can also use magic to smelt your bars if that is more your style by using the level 43 spell "Superheat Item" It requires 1 Nature rune and 4 Fire runes to cast this spell. Below you can find a list of the different bars you can smelt, and the required ores to do so.

At level 15 Smithing, you will succeed 50% of the time, and from level 45 Smithing onwards, you will succeed 80% of the time (gaining an extra 1% chance of success per Smithing level earned in between).

Smelting Table

Name	Image	Level to Smelt	Experience Gained	Primary Ore	Secondary Ore(s)	Notes
Bronze bar		1	6.2	Copper Ore	Tin Ore	None
Blurite bar		8	8	Blurite ore	None	The Knight's Sword must be completed to make this bar
Elemental bar		20	7.5	Elemental ore	4 Coal	The Elemental Workshop I must be completed to make this bar
Iron bar		15	12.5	Iron ore	None	While attempting to smith Iron ore, there is a 50% chance that the ore will be too impure to make a bar. For more information, refer to the Useful Equipment section.
Silver bar		20	13.7	Silver ore	None	None
Steel bar		30	17.5	Iron ore	2 Coal	None
Gold bar		40	22.5	Gold Ore	None	None
Mithril Bar		50	30	Mithril Ore	4 Coal	None
Adamantite bar		70	37.5	Adamantite Ore	6 Coal	None
Runite bar		85	50	Runite Ore	8 Coal	None

Dungeoneering Smelting Table

Name	Image	Ore Image / Name	Level to Smelt	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Novite bar		Novite Ore	1	7	No
Bathus bar		Bathus Ore	10	13.3	No
Marmaros bar		Marmaros Ore	20	19.6	No
Kratonite bar		Kratonium Ore	30	25.9	No
Fractite bar		Fractite Ore	40	32.2	No
Zephyrium bar		Zephyrium Ore	50	38.5	Yes
Argonite bar		Argonite Ore	60	44.8	Yes
Katagon bar		Katagon Ore	70	51.1	Yes
Gorgonite bar		Gorgonite Ore	80	57.4	Yes
Promethium bar		Promethium Ore	90	63.7	Yes

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Smithing Tables

The next, and final step in making your own armor/weapons is to use an anvil. Simply use your bar with the anvil and you will get a pop-up box (shown below). All you have to do is click on the item you wish to smith. You can smith items in multiples of 1, 5, x, or Smith all. Please note that you need a hammer and the required bars in your inventory to make anything.

Below, you can find tables of all items that you can smith, from Bronze to Dragon.

Bronze Smithing Table

Name	Image	Bars Required	Level Required	Experience Gained	Member's Only	Quest Required
Bronze dagger		1	1	12.5	No	None
Bronze hatchet		1	1	12.5	No	None
Bronze mace		1	2	12.5	No	None
Bronze bolts (unf)		1	3	12.5	Yes	None
Bronze med helm		1	3	12.5	No	None
Bronze sword		1	4	12.5	No	None
Bronze nails (15)		1	4	12.5	Yes	None
Bronze dart tips (10)		1	4	12.5	Yes	Tourist Trap
Bronze wire		1	4	12.5	Yes	Shilo Village
Bronze scimitar		2	5	25	No	None
Bronze arrowtips (15)		1	5	12.5	Yes	None
Bronze pickaxe		2	5	16	Yes	Perils of Ice Mountain
Bronze limbs		1	6	12.5	Yes	None
Bronze longsword		2	6	25	No	None
Bronze full helm		2	7	25	No	None
Bronze knife (5)		1	7	12.5	Yes	None
Bronze sq shield		2	8	25	No	None
Bronze warhammer		3	9	37.5	No	None
Bronze battleaxe		3	10	37.5	No	None
Bronze chainbody		3	11	37.5	No	None
Bronze kiteshield		3	12	37.5	No	None
Bronze claws		2	8	25	Yes	Death Plateau
Bronze 2h sword		3	14	37.5	No	None
Bronze plateskirt		3	16	37.5	No	None
Bronze platelegs		3	16	37.5	No	None
Bronze platebody		5	18	62.5	No	None

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Blurite Smithing Table

Name	Image	Bars Required	Level Required	Experience Gained	Member's only	Quest required
Blurite bolts (unf)		1	8	17.5	Yes	None
Blurite limbs		1	13	17.5	Yes	None

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Iron Smithing Table

At level 15 Smithing, you will succeed 50% of the time, and from level 45 Smithing onwards, you will succeed 80% of the time (gaining an extra 1% chance of success per Smithing level earned in between).

Name	Image	Bars Required	Level Required	Experience Gained	Member's Only	Quest Required
Iron dagger		1	15	25	No	None
Iron hatchet		1	16	25	No	None
Iron mace		1	17	25	No	None
Iron spit		1	17	25	Yes	None
Iron bolts (unf)		1	18	25	Yes	None
Iron med helm		1	18	25	No	None
Iron sword		1	19	25	No	None
Iron nails (15)		1	19	25	Yes	None
Iron dart tips (10)		1	19	25	Yes	Tourist Trap
Iron scimitar		2	20	50	No	None
Iron arrowtips (15)		1	20	25	Yes	None
Iron pickaxe		2	20	50	Yes	Perils of Ice Mountain
Iron longsword		2	21	50	No	None
Iron full helm		2	22	50	No	None
Iron knife (5)		1	22	25	Yes	None
Iron limbs		1	23	25	Yes	None
Iron sq shield		2	23	50	No	None
Iron warhammer		3	24	75	No	None
Iron battleaxe		3	25	75	No	None
Iron chainbody		3	26	75	No	None
Oil lantern frame		1	26	25	Yes	None
Iron kiteshield		3	27	75	No	None
Iron claws		2	28	50	Yes	Death Plateau
Iron 2h sword		3	29	75	No	None
Iron plateskirt		3	31	75	No	None
Iron platelegs		3	31	75	No	None
Iron platebody		5	33	125	No	None
Iron sheet		1	45	20	Yes	None

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Steel Smithing Table

Name	Image	Bars Required	Level Required	Experience Gained	Member's Only	Quest Required
Steel dagger		1	30	37.5	No	None
Steel hatchet		1	31	37.5	No	None
Steel mace		1	32	37.5	No	None
Steel bolts (unf)		1	33	37.5	Yes	None
Steel med helm		1	33	37.5	No	None
Steel sword		1	34	37.5	No	None
Steel nails (15)		1	34	37.5	No	None
Steel dart tips (10)		1	34	37.5	Yes	Tourist Trap Quest
Cannonball (4)		1	35	25.6	Yes	Dwarf Cannon
Steel scimitar		2	35	75	No	None
Steel arrowtips (15)		1	35	37.5	Yes	None
Steel pickaxe		2	35	75	Yes	Perils of Ice Mountain
Steel limbs		1	36	37.5	Yes	None
Steel longsword		2	36	75	No	None
Steel studs		1	36	25	Yes	None
Steel full helm		2	37	75	No	None
Steel knife (5)		1	37	37.5	Yes	None
Steel sq shield		2	38	75	No	None
Steel warhammer		3	39	112.5	No	None
Steel battleaxe		3	40	112.5	No	None
Steel chainbody		3	41	112.5	No	None
Steel kiteshield		3	42	112.5	No	None
Steel claws		2	43	75	Yes	Death Plateau
Steel 2h sword		3	44	112.5	No	None
Steel plateskirt		3	46	112.5	No	None
Steel platelegs		3	46	112.5	No	None
Steel platebody		5	48	187.5	No	None
Bullseye lantern		1	49	37.5	Yes	None

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Mithril Smithing Table

Name	Image	Bars Required	Level Required	Experience Gained	Member's Only	Quest Required
Mithril dagger		1	50	50	No	None
Mithril hatchet		1	51	50	No	None
Mithril mace		1	52	50	No	None
Mithril bolts (unf)		1	53	50	Yes	None
Mithril med helm		1	53	50	No	None
Mithril sword		1	54	50	No	None
Mithril nails (15)		1	54	50	Yes	None
Mithril dart tip (10)		1	54	50	Yes	Tourist Trap
Mithril scimitar		2	55	100	No	None
Mithril arrowtips (15)		1	55	50	Yes	None
Mithril pickaxe		2	55	100	Yes	Perils of Ice Mountain
Mithril limbs		1	56	50	Yes	None
Mithril longsword		2	56	100	No	None
Mithril full helm		2	57	100	No	None
Mithril knife (5)		1	57	50	Yes	None
Mithril sq shield		2	58	100	No	None
Mithril warhammer		3	59	150	No	None
Mithril grapple tip		1	59	50	Yes	None
Mithril battleaxe		3	60	150	No	None
Mithril chainbody		3	61	150	No	None
Mithril kiteshield		3	62	150	No	None
Mithril claws		2	58	100	Yes	Death Plateau Quest
Mithril 2h sword		3	64	150	No	None
Mithril plateskirt		3	66	150	No	None
Mithril platelegs		3	66	150	No	None
Mithril platebody		5	68	250	No	None

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Adamantite Smithing Table

Name	Image	Bars Required	Level Required	Experience Gained	Member's Only	Quest Required
Adamant dagger		1	70	62.5	No	None
Adamant hatchet		1	71	62.5	No	None
Adamant mace		1	72	62.5	No	None
Adamant bolts (unf)		1	73	62.5	Yes	None
Adamant med helm		1	73	62.5	No	None
Adamant sword		1	74	62.5	No	None
Adamantite nails (15)		1	74	62.5	Yes	None
Adamant dart tips (10)		1	74	62.5	Yes	Tourist Trap
Adamant scimitar		2	75	125	No	None
Adamant arrowtips (15)		1	75	62.5	Yes	None
Adamant pickaxe		2	75	125	Yes	Perils of Ice Mountain
Adamantite limbs		1	76	62.5	Yes	None
Adamant longsword		2	76	125	No	None
Adamant full helm		2	77	125	No	None
Adamant knife (5)		1	77	62.5	Yes	None
Adamant sq shield		2	78	125	No	None
Adamant warhammer		3	79	187.5	No	None
Adamant battleaxe		3	80	187.5	No	None
Adamant chainbody		3	81	187.5	No	None
Adamant kiteshield		3	82	187.5	No	None
Adamant claws		2	78	125	Yes	Death Plateau
Adamant 2h sword		3	84	187.5	No	None
Adamant plateskirt		3	86	187.5	No	None
Adamant platelegs		3	86	187.5	No	None
Adamant platebody		5	88	312.5	No	None

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Runite Smithing Table

Name	Image	Bars Required	Level Required	Experience Gained	Member's Only	Quest Required
Rune dagger		1	85	75	No	None
Rune hatchet		1	86	75	No	None
Rune mace		1	87	75	No	None
Runite bolts (unf)		1	88	75	Yes	None
Rune med helm		1	88	75	No	None
Rune sword		1	89	75	No	None
Rune nails (15)		1	89	75	Yes	None
Rune dart tips (10)		1	89	75	Yes	Tourist Trap
Rune scimitar		2	90	150	No	None
Rune arrowtips (15)		1	90	75	Yes	None
Rune pickaxe		2	90	150	Yes	Perils of Ice Mountain
Runite limbs		1	91	75	Yes	None
Rune longsword		2	91	150	No	None
Rune full helm		2	92	150	No	None
Rune knife (5)		1	92	75	Yes	None
Rune sq shield		2	93	150	No	None
Rune warhammer		3	94	225	No	None
Rune battleaxe		3	95	225	No	None
Rune chainbody		3	96	225	No	None
Rune kiteshield		3	97	225	No	None
Rune claws		2	93	150	Yes	Death Plateau
Rune 2h sword		3	99	225	No	None
Rune plateskirt		3	99	225	No	None
Rune platelegs		3	99	225	No	None
Rune platebody		5	99	375	No	None

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Dragon Smithing Table

Currently you are able to smith two dragon items: the dragon platebody and dragon square shield.
Note: For more information on how to smith a dragon platebody then please refer to our entry in the items database.

Name	Image	Level Needed	Item(s) Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only	Quest Required
Dragon square shield		60		75	Yes	Legends' Quest
Dragon platebody		92		2,000	Yes	While Guthix Sleeps

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Dungeoneering Smithing Tables

These tables show the experience and items you can make while training the Dungeoneering skill. You can only make these items inside the Daemonheim dungeons so you will not be able to take them outside of the dungeon!

Novite Smithing Table

Level ranges from 1-9. This is tier 1 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Novite arrowheads (20)		1	1	10	No
Novite dagger		1	1	10	No
Novite boots		1	1	10.5	No
Novite gauntlets		1	1	10.5	No
Novite hatchet		2	1	11	No
Novite pickaxe		2	1	11	No
Novite warhammer		3	2	23	No
Novite rapier		3	2	23	No
Novite knife (10)		4	1	11.5	Yes
Novite longsword		4	2	24	No
Novite full helm		5	2	25	No
Novite battleaxe		5	2	25	No
Novite kiteshield		6	3	39	No
Novite chainbody		6	3	39	No
Novite platelegs		7	3	40.5	No
Novite plateskirt		7	3	40.5	No
Novite spear		7	4	54	No
Novite maul		8	4	56	No
Novite 2h sword		8	4	56	No
Novite platebody		9	5	72.5	No

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Bathus Smithing Table

Level ranges from 10-19. This is tier 2 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Bathus arrowheads (20)		10	1	19	No
Bathus dagger		10	1	19	No
Bathus boots		11	1	19.5	No
Bathus gauntlets		11	1	19.5	No
Bathus hatchet		12	1	20	No
Bathus pickaxe		12	1	20	No
Bathus warhammer		13	2	41	No
Bathus rapier		13	2	41	No
Bathus knife (10)		14	1	20.5	Yes
Bathus longsword		14	2	43	No
Bathus full helm		15	2	43	No
Bathus battleaxe		15	2	43	No
Bathus kiteshield		16	3	66	No
Bathus chainbody		16	3	66	No
Bathus platelegs		17	3	67.5	No
Bathus plateskirt		17	3	67.5	No
Bathus spear		17	4	90	No
Bathus maul		18	4	92	No
Bathus 2h sword		18	4	92	No
Bathus platebody		19	5	117.5	No

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Marmaros Smithing Table

Level ranges from 20-29. This is tier 3 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Marmaros arrowheads (20)		20	1	28	No
Marmaros dagger		20	1	28	No
Marmaros boots		21	1	28.5	No
Marmaros gauntlets		21	1	28.5	No
Marmaros hatchet		22	1	29	No
Marmaros pickaxe		22	1	29	No
Marmaros warhammer		23	2	59	No
Marmaros rapier		23	2	59	No
Marmaros knife (10)		24	1	29.5	Yes
Marmaros longsword		24	2	60	No
Marmaros full helm		25	2	61	No
Marmaros battleaxe		25	2	61	No
Marmaros kiteshield		26	3	93	No
Marmaros chainbody		26	3	93	No
Marmaros platelegs		27	3	94.5	No
Marmaros plateskirt		27	3	94.5	No
Marmaros spear		27	4	126	No
Marmaros maul		28	4	128	No
Marmaros 2h sword		28	4	128	No
Marmaros platebody		29	5	162.5	No

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Kratonite Smithing Table

Level ranges from 30-39. This is tier 4 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Kratonite arrowheads (20)		30	1	37	No
Kratonite dagger		30	1	37	No
Kratonite boots		31	1	37.5	No
Kratonite gauntlets		31	1	37.5	No
Kratonite hatchet		32	1	38	No
Kratonite pickaxe		32	1	38	No
Kratonite warhammer		33	2	77	No
Kratonite rapier		33	2	77	No
Kratonite knife (10)		34	1	38.5	Yes
Kratonite longsword		34	2	78	No
Kratonite full helm		35	2	79	No
Kratonite battleaxe		35	2	79	No
Kratonite kiteshield		36	3	120	No
Kratonite chainbody		36	3	120	No
Kratonite platelegs		37	3	121.5	No
Kratonite plateskirt		37	3	121.5	No
Kratonite spear		37	4	162	No
Kratonite maul		38	4	164	No
Kratonite 2h sword		38	4	164	No
Kratonite platebody		39	5	207.5	No

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Fractite Smithing Table

Level ranges from 40-49. This is tier 5 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Fractite arrowheads (20)		40	1	46	No
Fractite dagger		40	1	46	No
Fractite boots		41	1	46.5	No
Fractite gauntlets		41	1	46.5	No
Fractite hatchet		42	1	47	No
Fractite pickaxe		42	1	47	No
Fractite warhammer		43	2	95	No
Fractite rapier		43	2	95	No
Fractite knife (10)		44	1	47.5	Yes
Fractite longsword		44	2	96	No
Fractite full helm		45	2	97	No
Fractite battleaxe		45	2	97	No
Fractite kiteshield		46	3	147	No
Fractite chainbody		46	3	147	No
Fractite platelegs		47	3	148.5	No
Fractite plateskirt		47	3	148.5	No
Fractite spear		47	4	198	No
Fractite maul		48	4	200	No
Fractite 2h sword		48	4	200	No
Fractite platebody		49	5	252.5	No

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Zephyrium Smithing Table

Level ranges from 50-59. This is tier 6 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Zephyrium arrowheads (20)		50	1	55	Yes
Zephyrium dagger		50	1	55	Yes
Zephyrium boots		51	1	55.5	Yes
Zephyrium gauntlets		51	1	55.5	Yes
Zephyrium hatchet		52	1	56	Yes
Zephyrium pickaxe		52	1	56	Yes
Zephyrium warhammer		53	2	113	Yes
Zephyrium rapier		53	2	113	Yes
Zephyrium knife (10)		54	1	57.5	Yes
Zephyrium longsword		54	2	114	Yes
Zephyrium full helm		55	2	115	Yes
Zephyrium battleaxe		55	2	115	Yes
Zephyrium kiteshield		56	3	174	Yes
Zephyrium chainbody		56	3	174	Yes
Zephyrium platelegs		57	3	175.5	Yes
Zephyrium plateskirt		57	3	175.5	Yes
Zephyrium spear		57	4	234	Yes
Zephyrium maul		58	4	236	Yes
Zephyrium 2h sword		58	4	235	Yes
Zephyrium platebody		59	5	297.5	Yes

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Argonite Smithing Table

Level ranges from 60-69. This is tier 7 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Argonite arrowheads (20)		60	1	64	Yes
Argonite dagger		60	1	64	Yes
Argonite boots		61	1	64.5	Yes
Argonite gauntlets		61	1	64.5	Yes
Argonite hatchet		62	1	65	Yes
Argonite pickaxe		62	1	65	Yes
Argonite warhammer		63	2	131	Yes
Argonite rapier		63	2	131	Yes
Argonite knife (10)		64	1	65.5	Yes
Argonite longsword		64	2	132	Yes
Argonite full helm		65	2	133	Yes
Argonite battleaxe		65	2	133	Yes
Argonite kiteshield		66	3	201	Yes
Argonite chainbody		66	3	201	Yes
Argonite platelegs		67	3	202.5	Yes
Argonite plateskirt		67	3	202.5	Yes
Argonite spear		67	4	270	Yes
Argonite maul		68	4	272	Yes
Argonite 2h sword		68	4	272	Yes
Argonite platebody		69	5	342.5	Yes

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Katagon Smithing Table

Level ranges from 70-79. This is tier 8 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Katagon arrowheads (20)		70	1	73	Yes
Katagon dagger		70	1	73	Yes
Katagon boots		71	1	73.5	Yes
Katagon gauntlets		71	1	73.5	Yes
Katagon hatchet		72	1	74	Yes
Katagon pickaxe		72	1	74	Yes
Katagon warhammer		73	2	149	Yes
Katagon rapier		73	2	149	Yes
Katagon knife (10)		74	1	74.5	Yes
Katagon longsword		74	2	150	Yes
Katagon full helm		75	2	151	Yes
Katagon battleaxe		75	2	151	Yes
Katagon kiteshield		76	3	228	Yes
Katagon chainbody		76	3	228	Yes
Katagon platelegs		77	3	229.5	Yes
Katagon plateskirt		77	3	229.5	Yes
Katagon spear		77	4	306	Yes
Katagon maul		78	4	308	Yes
Katagon 2h sword		78	4	308	Yes
Katagon platebody		79	5	387.5	Yes

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Gorgonite Smithing Table

Level ranges from 80-89. This is tier 9 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Gorgonite arrowtips (20)		80	1	82	Yes
Gorgonite dagger		80	1	82	Yes
Gorgonite boots		81	1	82.5	Yes
Gorgonite gauntlets		81	1	82.5	Yes
Gorgonite hatchet		82	1	83	Yes
Gorgonite pickaxe		82	1	83	Yes
Gorgonite warhammer		83	2	167	Yes
Gorgonite rapier		83	2	167	Yes
Gorgonite knife (10)		8	1	83.5	Yes
Gorgonite longsword		84	2	168	Yes
Gorgonite full helm		85	2	169	Yes
Gorgonite battleaxe		85	2	169	Yes
Gorgonite kiteshield		86	3	255	Yes
Gorgonite chainbody		86	3	255	Yes
Gorgonite platelegs		87	3	256.5	Yes
Gorgonite plateskirt		87	3	256.5	Yes
Gorgonite spear		87	4	342	Yes
Gorgonite maul		88	4	344	Yes
Gorgonite 2h sword		88	4	344	Yes
Gorgonite platebody		89	5	432.5	Yes

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Promethium Smithing Table

Level ranges from 90-99. This is tier 10 of all the armor/weapon sets.

Item Name	Image	Level Needed	Bars Needed	Experience Gained	Member's Only
Promethium arrowheads (20)		90	1	91	Yes
Promethium dagger		90	1	91	Yes
Promethium boots		91	1	91.5	Yes
Promethium gauntlets		91	1	91.5	Yes
Promethium hatchet		92	1	92	Yes
Promethium pickaxe		92	1	92	Yes
Promethium warhammer		93	2	185	Yes
Promethium rapier		93	2	185	Yes
Promethium knife (10)		94	1	92.5	Yes
Promethium longsword		94	2	186	Yes
Promethium full helm		95	2	187	Yes
Promethium battleaxe		95	2	187	Yes
Promethium kiteshield		96	3	282	Yes
Promethium chainbody		96	3	282	Yes
Promethium platelegs		97	3	283.5	Yes
Promethium plateskirt		97	3	283.5	Yes
Promethium spear		97	4	378	Yes
Promethium maul		98	4	380	Yes
Promethium 2h sword		98	4	380	Yes
Promethium platebody		99	5	477.5	Yes

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Barbarian Smithing Table

If you have completed the smithing portion of the Barbarian training, you will be able to smith your own spears and hastas. Refer to the table below for the exact level and item requirements to make these.
Note: You will not be able to make a hasta until you demonstrate to Otto that you can make a spear.

Name	Image	Level Required	Bar Required	Log Required	Experience Gained
Bronze spear		5			25
Bronze hasta		5			25
Iron spear		20			50
Iron hasta		20			50
Steel spear		35			75
Steel hasta		35			75
Mithril spear		55			100
Mithril hasta		55			100
Adamant spear		75			125
Adamant hasta		75			125
Rune spear		90			150
Rune hasta		90			150

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Additional Smithing

Name	Image	Level(s) Required	Item(s) Required	Experience Gained	Notes
Dragonfire shield		90 Smithing		2,000	If you don't have the required level, you can pay Oziach in Edgeville 1.25M to smith the shield for you.
Armadyl godsword		80 Smithing		100 (by joining two pieces) 200 (full completion)	None
Bandos godsword		80 Smithing		100 (by joining two pieces) 200 (full completion)	None
Saradomin godsword		80 Smithing		100 (by joining two pieces) 200 (full completion)	None
Zamorak godsword		80 Smithing		100 (by joining two pieces) 200 (full completion)	None
Blessed spirit shield		85 Prayer		1,500 Prayer	If you don't have the level required, you can take it to Brother Jered in the Monastery who will bless it for you.
Arcane spirit shield		90 Prayer 85 Smithing		1,800	Summer's End
Divine spirit shield		90 Prayer 85 Smithing		1,800	Summer's End
Elysian spirit shield		90 Prayer 85 Smithing		1,800	Summer's End
Spectral spirit shield		90 Prayer 85 Smithing		1,800	Summer's End
Elemental shield		20 Smithing		20	The Elemental Workshop I
Gold helmet		50 Smithing		30	Between a Rock...
Gold bowl		50 Smithing		30	Legends' Quest

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Useful Equipment

Some items will help increase your smithing experience, its effectiveness, and even provide extra places/tricks to help make your smithing experience much easier. Below you will find these special equipments:

Name	Image	Requirements	Effect(s)
Dwarven stout		None	This simple drink will raise your Smithing and Mining level by one.
Ring of forging		None	If you wear the Ring of Forging, you will have a 100% success rating when smelting Iron ore into Iron bars. This is much better then about the 50% chance you have without it. The ring will only work for 140 ore before it will disintegrate.
Goldsmith gauntlets		The Family Crest	If worn while smelting gold ore into gold bars, you will gain 56.25 experience compared to the normal 22.5 experience.
Varrock armour (1) (2) (3)		Task Set: Varrock	If you wear these while you smelt ore at the Edgeville furnace, you have a chance of smelting two bars at once. If worn while you smith on an anvil, you also have a chance of smithing two bars at once. Please note that this bonus only affects certain metals based on the level of the armor.

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Artisan's Workshop

The Artisans Workshop can be found in south-east Falador, right next to the Mining Guild. The Workshop offers a variety of ways to train Smithing. Upon entering, the dwarf, Aksel will give you an tutorial and recommend what to do in the workshop at your level. You should aim to gain as much respect as possible in the workshop, as this can be used to buy rewards.

When training in the workshop, a large amount of coal is recommended as it is needed to make most types of ingots. Also, a hammer is necessary. You can deposit your coal and other ores in the giant smelter that is in the middle of the ground floor of the workshop. The ingots are used for a variety of activities such as repairing Cart tracks and cannons, making Burial armour and Ceremonial words. Most of these tasks will also earn your respect from the artisan which you can cash in for nice rewards.

Ingots

All four of the training methods in the workshop require the use of ingots. To create ingots, use some of your ores on the smelter in the centre of the ground floor's room (noted ores work) to fill it up, then withdraw some ingots in exchange. You can store up to 4,000 of each ore type in the smelter, and up to 8,000 coal. Free players can smelt ingots of metals from iron to steel of Grades I to III. Members can smelt ingots of any metal from Grades I to IV, the IV variant being the purest and the I type being the least pure.



Burial Armour

Smithing burial armours is a great way to earn Smithing experience, and it can be done in the eastern section of the ground floor. You will need a hammer and any type of as many ingots as possible. If you want a tutorial, speak to Suak on the stage, who can be found shouting instructions. A cut-scene will play if you do. Suak calls out which piece of armour to smith (which is also noted in a box at the top of your screen). Listening to him is highly advised, as it lets you gain extra experience if done correctly.



Using grade I ingots will produce burial armour for Miners, grade II for Warriors and grade III for Smiths. Once you are full of burial armour, you can deposit everything in the chute next to the anvils.

Tracks

To make tracks, go down the ladder underground and follow the path round to the track room. If you want a tutorial on making tracks, speak to Sten. Free players can smith bronze and iron cart tracks whereas members can also smith steel cart tracks too. You will need a hammer. Near the tracks are ingots. Take whichever you like, and build the five components of the tracks: some rails, a base plate, some spikes, a joint and some ties.

Every piece of track shows a percentage completion of itself, indicated by 40%, 60%, 80% and 100% in their names. If you create a complete section of track (100%), you can earn extra Smithing experience per piece of track if you head through the nearby tunnels and lay it yourself. Any unfinished track (40%, 60%, 80%) will be automatically dumped into the mine carts on your way back out.



To make a complete section of bronze track requires a Smithing level of 12; iron track sections require 35 Smithing; and steel tracks require 60 Smithing.

Ceremonial swords (members only)

Ceremonial swords are a quick and easy way to gain Smithing experience. However, you must be a member and have a Smithing level of 70, as well as having a hammer and a pair of tongs (found on the desk as you enter the Artisans Workshop).

Talk to Egil to get two chances to practise with bronze ingots. After these practice ingots, you must use the appropriate ores on the nearby furnace and use Grade IV ingots. Then, get a plan from Egil and click on the anvil twice to open up the interface.

The picture at the top of the interface shows the plan. You need to try to create the same shape below. The closer you are, the more XP you will earn. Select a hit type (Careful, Soft, Medium or Hard) and click one of the 16 hammer buttons to create a dent at that position. For every hit, the cooldown number decreases. When this number reaches zero, the sword is no longer workable. Then, speak to Egil to award you experience. A dent larger than 8 for the tip of the sword or 6 for the rest of the sword shatters the sword. If this happens, no experience is awarded.



Cannon repair (members only)

Repairing cannons is a cheap and easy way to earn respect in the Workshop. It gives a bit less xp/h as Ceremonial swords do. For this method you have to be member and you need some coal and iron ore to make your ingots, as well as having a hammer, a cog mould, a pipe mould and test cannonball mould (found on the desk in the cannon repair chamber.) This chamber can be found down the stairs, south east of the tracks room, through the door.

If you want a tutorial, talk to Isak, next to the door. You can find 2 smelter conveyors in this room, so you don't have to run up and down the stairs to get your ingots.

Repairing cannons is fairly easy. Just follow this step-by-step plan:

• Base:
  Take the cannon base from the desk next to Isak. Empty it to get 10 broken cogs. Use these on an anvil to repair them. If you happen to break some of them, use an steel ingot on a furnace to make some replacements. Once you have all 10, fill the base and put it on the rock in the center of the chamber.
• Stand:
  Take the cannon stand from the next desk and take the 3 broken pipes out of it. Use these pipes on a furnace to repair them. Now put them back in the stand and attach it to the cannon.
• Barrel:
  Pick up the broken barrel from the next desk and use it 3 times with an anvil to repair it. Attach it to the cannon.
• Furnace:
  Pick the cannon furnace from the last desk and take the broken fuse box and broken flint out of it. Use these on an anvil to fix them. Now use the cannon furnace with one of the barrels with gunpowder, which are next to the anvils, and add the fuse box and flint. Finally add the furnace to the cannon.
• Testing:
  Next up it the testing. Make 8 test cannonballs by using 2 ingots on a furnace. Load them in the cannon and it will start firing. If it stops, you have to click on it to repair it.

Action	Amount of exp
Repairing or smelting a cog	38.5 exp
Fixing a pipe	3.5 exp
Repairing the barrel	3 x 7.7 exp
Repairing the fuse box and flint	15.2 exp
Smithing 4 cannonballs	38.3 exp
Adding a part to the cannon repair stand	403.7 exp
Testing the cannon	1731 exp

Diversions

Burst pipes - The burst pipes can be found on the floor of the main level around the furnace that gives you ingots; the burst pipes will have steam coming out of them. 50 Smithing is required to fix them.

Animated suits of armour - these are ancestors of the dwarves, and can be killed to gain respect (which can be used to buy rewards).

Bronze ceremonial swords - Aksel will appear and ask you to make a Bronze ceremonial sword. The better your sword, the more experience you will get (up to 5 times your Smithing level).

Rewards

Rewards can be bought using 'Respect', which is earned for working in the Workshop. Respect can be gained by completing diversions or simply by earning XP. Players can buy these rewards from Elof in the workshop's basement. To buy every reward, you will need a combined total of 440% respect, although you can only have 100% respect at a time, so you will need to keep buying prizes.

Reward	Price (Respect)	Effect
Quick Repairs	5%	Repairing burst pipes in the Workshop's ceremonial swords area will become 50% faster.
Repair Expert	15%	50 more XP when repairing pipes.
Quick Learner	20%	Experience gained for creation of assigned burial armour is increased by 2%.
Budding Student (m)	40%	Experience gained for creation of assigned burial armour is increased by 2%. Requires and stacks with Quick Learner for a 4% bonus.
Master Student (m)	60%	Experience gained for creation of assigned burial armour is increased by 1%. Requires and stacks with Quick Learner and Budding Student for a 5% bonus.
Ceremonial Sword Plans I - V (m)	30% each (150% total)	Allows keeping a perfect ceremonial sword that looks close to the sword of the plans you have bought (from any metal).
Golden Cannon (m)	50%	Allows turning the Dwarf multicannon to Golden version. Cosmetic effect only.
Royale Cannon (m)	100%	Allows turning the Dwarf multicannon to Royale version. Cosmetic effect only. Requires Golden Cannon.

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Blast Furnace

Those who are Members have access to an enjoyable mini-game that makes Smelting-and-Smithing a bearable task; the Blast Furnace. In-fact, don’t think you’re alone on this; this is a team effort to make everything run smoothly. It is suggested that you are on a Blast Furnace world, so others can help out run it. The Blast Furnace is located under a building at south-east area of Keldagrim, north of the mine-carts.

To learn how to play it, please read our Blast Furnace Mini-Game Guide.

Current Blast Furnace world: World 58

As the current Blast Furnace world is 58, it is highly recommended for you to play it there. The more players there will be, the faster games you will have.

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Repairing your Armor

Rusty Swords

When pickpocketing HAM members, exploring in the Digsite, or just searching in random boxes, you may run across Rusty swords. If you have a whetstone or armour repair stand in the workshop of your Player owned House, you can restore these swords to their former glory. All you need to do is use the Rusty sword with the repair equipment. Its possible to receive any type of normal or long sword, from Bronze to Mithril by doing this. There is also a chance that you may damage the item beyond repair, and never be able to fix it. You will also gain 25 Smithing experience for every sword successfully repaired.

Damaged and Broken armor

You may also run across Damaged armor, the same way you would acquire a Rusty sword. Just like the swords, Damaged armour can also be repaired. You will need to have an armor repair stand in your Player owned House to do so. Fixing Damaged armor will result in a platebody (Bronze to Mithril), while fixing Broken armor will result in you receiving platelegs or plateskirts (Bronze to Mithril). Just like Rusty swords, there is a chance that you can damage these items beyond repair. You will also receive 25 Smithing experience for each piece of armor successfully repaired.

Barrows

You can also repair your own Barrows equipment in your house at a discounted price. You will need to bring both your damaged piece of armor and some Coins to any armor repair stand. (Requires 55+ Construction) The discount you received, compared to paying someone else to fix it, is based on your own smithing level. All you have to do is divide your smithing level by 2 to find out the percentage you'll save. For example; If you had a smithing level of 50, you would simple divide by 2, resulting in a savings of 25%.

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Training

First of all, always smelt your bars at Al Kharid, which has the shortest distance from bank to furnace for free-play worlds. Always smith your bars into armor in Varrock, from west bank to the anvils just south of it. This is the shortest distance between anvil and bank for free servers.

Level 1 - 29

Bronze, of course. Begin by making bars of bronze in the hundreds, maybe 300 or so. Smith them into the best bronze you can make. Once you have 30 or so smithing, you can switch to iron.

Level 30 - 46

Now its time for iron. As with bronze, collect hundreds of iron, then smith all the bars at once. If you are a member, get a ring of forging so that the 50 percent chance of failing is canceled. Do not smith them until you reach 33 smithing. that is when you can make the iron into iron plate bodies, which can be sold to the general store or the armorer in Varrock for a decent amount of gp. Continue making iron plate bodies, and making 100's of iron bars at a time, until you have reached 47 smithing.

At level 40, you can try smithing gold ore into bars. However, this is very expensive, and it's better to wait until higher levels.

Level 47 - 69

It's time for steel. It will become significantly harder and harder to level up at this point, so it may bore you. Like before, you should make your bars in the hundreds- collecting 1000 coal and 500 iron is a good place to stop getting the ores and making bars. When you have 48 smithing, make the bars into steel plate bodies. Now, if you are mining your own ores, you will make some decent cash. You can sell steel plate bodies in bulk to people with 55 magic for 1000-900 gp each- they use high alchemy on them to train magic. Continue making steel plates. This may be the best way to train smithing for a while. You probably shouldn't train using mithril until you can make mithril platebodies, which go for 3000 each for high-alching.

If you are a member, a good way to train smithing is probably by making cannonballs. You can buy steel bars for approximately 800 each, make them into cannonballs, then sell the cannonballs for approximately 290 each. Each bar makes four cannonballs, so you make approximately 360 gp profit each bar! (Prices correct at time of writing).

If you have a smithing level in the high-mid 60s or higher, and 43 magic, a good idea is to go into the hobgoblin mines in the wilderness, or mining guild, and make mithril bars there. Bring a fire staff, your pickaxe, nature runes, and teleportation runes if you are mining in the hobgoblin mines. Mine mithril and coal ore, and cast superheat item to make the ores into mithril bars. Then, store them in the bank and start over. This is a good way to get mithril bars and to train magic/smithing without a lot of walking.

You probably shouldn't train using mithril until you can make mithril platebodies, which go for 3,000 each for high-alching.

Level 70+

Now you are in rank with the big boys. The fastest way to train would be smelting gold with the Goldsmithing Gauntlets, but that will cost a lot. Cannonballs are also good exp, and will make you money. There is not much more to know if you have made it this far, but just continue to buy ores and smith, smith, smith. It will get boring so you will probably want to train other skills as breaks.

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Smithing Calculator

To help you in your training, refer to the Smithing Calculator.

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Temporary level boosts and Quest rewards

For more information on how to boost your level, see the Temporary Stat Leveling Techniques special report.

For XP rewards from quests, see the Quest Experience Guide special report.

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Cape of Achievement

Upon mastering the skill of Smithing (achieving level 99) you are eligible to buy the smithing cape! For more information please refer to the Skillcapes (Capes of Accomplishment) guide!

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